The article describes the weather forecast for Thanksgiving week in Boston, including a sunny start, potential rain midweek, and windy conditions on Black Friday.

The article describes the mixed weather conditions in Boston near the end of November, with a focus on the wind and varying temperatures, as well as the prediction of rain during the week and possible travel challenges around Thanksgiving.

Boston experienced a windy and rainy Saturday with scattered showers and gusts up to 40 mph. Clearer skies expected Sunday and Monday, with a mix of rain and snow possible around Thanksgiving.

Boston's weather forecast predicts a rainy pattern through the weekend, with highs around 52 degrees and potential south wind gusts. A clearer Sunday is expected.

Rainfall in Boston brings positive environmental effects and slight disruption, with ongoing showers expected to continue into the weekend, potentially affecting Thanksgiving holiday plans.

Boston is preparing for rain after a dry period, with showers expected Thursday and possibly into the weekend, accompanied by strong winds. A special weather statement warns of fire risks due to dry conditions ahead of the rain.

Boston is expected to have sunny weather with a high near 57 today, but a Red Flag Warning is in effect due to fire risks. Rain is forecasted to start Thursday.

The article details the weather forecast for Boston, including sunny skies with gusty winds, a Red Flag Warning due to fire risks, a coastal flood advisory, and an anticipated rain, offering relief from drought conditions.

Boston experiences a break from cold with milder weekend temperatures and high fire risk due to severe drought and breezy conditions. Rain might arrive by next Thursday.

Boston's weather this week includes sunny days, chilly nights, and an elevated fire risk due to dry, windy conditions, as reported by the National Weather Service and NBC Boston.

Boston faces a Red Flag Warning amid cold, dry weather, with fires likely to spread rapidly due to low humidity and gusty winds. The city endures a cold spell as temperatures fail to rise above the 40s, well below mid-November norms.

A Red Flag Warning for increased fire risk is issued in Boston due to dry, windy conditions, with residents advised to exercise caution with outdoor burning and potential freezes forecasted later in the week.

Boston experienced elevated fire danger due to low rainfall and gusty winds, despite some sunny weather, with temperatures expected in the mid-40s midweek and caution against outdoor burning.